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Our chocolate peanut butter skillet cookie is made in a cast iron skillet to give super crispy, buttery edges and an ooey gooey center! You won’t even know it is a low carb version.
Low Carb Skillet Cookie
Stuffed with a yummy center!
I’m not gonna lie, it took A LOT of work to get this recipe just right! And a lot of butter. And chocolate. But, we think it was all worth it. PS- yes, that is also low carb ice cream on top.
The classic peanut butter and chocolate are a perfect pair. It is my go-to flavor combo for when I am craving something sweet. This deep dish peanut butter chocolate skillet cookie is one that your friends and family will be begging you to make more often. It is great for family gatherings, taking to potluck dinners, and treating yourself after a long and hard day! This is one yummy cookie, that will trick your family into thinking it is a traditional recipe.
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Here is how to make our chocolate peanut butter skillet cookie
This recipe has a decadent gooey center and crispy outside! This cookie is made with low carb baking mix, and then stuffed with LC Foods’ Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Spread and all natural peanut butter.
Only 4 net carbs per piece!
Low Carb Skillet Cookie- Decadent. Gooey. Chocolatey.
Ingredients
- 1 stick unsalted butter softened
- 1/2 cup gold sweetener brown sugar alternative
- 2 large eggs
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 1 tsp psyllium husk powder vital wheat gluten or xantham gum
- 3/4 cup low carb baking mix
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 3/4 cup sour cream
- 1/4 cup LC Foods Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Spread
- 8 oz Sugar Free Chocolate Chips
Instructions
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Preheat the oven to 350º.
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In a large bowl, using an electric mixer cream butter, sweetener, eggs and vanilla.
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Add dry ingredients and mix well.
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Whip in sour cream. Stir in chocolate chips.
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Spoon 1/2 the mixture into a buttered 6" skillet.
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Top with dobs of the LC Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Spread.
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Top with remaining cookie mixture.
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Bake for 20 mins or until edges are golden and cookie is set.
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Allow to cool completely before cutting. Best if refrigerated to prevent crumbling. Then reheat to serve.
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Top with low carb ice cream!
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How many servings does this recipe make? And, what kind of baking mix? Is says coconut flour in the description but baking mix in the ingredients list. If only coconut flour, how much?
Hi Gun!
The coconut flour is actually a typo, I have fixed that.
You can use any baking mix that says it is low carb, like Bob’s Red Mill Low Carb Baking Mix or CarbQuik. The reason the ingredient is listed in the recipe as only “low carb baking mix” is because that is typically what they are called, nothing fancy. 🙂
The serving size as listed in the recipe card is 1 piece, the recipe makes 6. You cut the cookie as you would a pie.
Hope that helps!